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RT @SiteportTeam: Happy to support a great cause! CMS Critic does #Movember http://t.co/KMe7Ks4DcN via @cmscritic
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.@Wix Announces WixStores & WixJet Amid Latest Financial Results:http://t.co/6nsvPMZkVs#CMS #WebDesign #WebsiteBuilders #Wix
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The People's Choice Award for Best Free #Java #CMS goes to @magnolia_cms! #cmsawards #magnolia http://t.co/XUrz6VQ5ju http://t.co/vqYYCKnnIi
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RT @roundedcube: #Sitecore wins @cmscritic's 2014 People's Choice Award for Best Enterprise .NET #CMS http://t.co/cqkOEWyDGu
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RT @SiteportTeam: Congrats, @OneHippo - winner of People's Choice Award for Best Enterprise #Java #CMS https://t.co/P8K677RhnA via @cmscrit…
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RT @oticellos: Congrats to @muracms on the #CMSAward! Well deserved @cmscritic @brinteractive #MuraCMS #CFML
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RT @OneHippo: http://t.co/yFTUViuMmv #HippoCMS wins @cmscritic Award for Best Enterprise Java CMS- thanks to all who voted!
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RT @dotcms: Want to learn more about dotCMS 3.0? @cmscritic has the scoop. Check it out http://t.co/uroNDkC0kU #dotcms #cms #java #opensou…
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I understand what you are saying and appreciate the feedback. People in the industry that know me, know I am blunt and honest so I go based on my reputation rather than what the site may construe. I need to make a living and I have no problem slamming projects I think aren't doing things right whether they advertise or not (see my recent video of webydo to get an idea). They were an advertiser and they left shortly after but it certainly didn't stop me from calling their product what it was.. crap. Anyways, it's a fine balance that I simply have to work to maintain.
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It was the way it was said that I have a problem with. Telling someone that you lost interest in their work is not necessarily a nice thing to say. I don't mind any of the other constructive comments here but I didn't appreciate that one. It also might simply be that i'm sensitive about my baby since that's what I do all day every day and hearing things like that bother me. Either way, nobody expects people to not speak or share their opinion but often it's the way it's said that can be improved upon. Anyways as you can see from this entire thread, I've appreciated the real feedback offering helpful suggestions so I see no reason in continuing the debate about whether it was nice or not to say. Mike Some good suggestions, thank you
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I know about that one and we're working on it. Ryan designed and developed the site so we've got some tweaking to do apparently.
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Thats fair. Thanks
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Sounds good. thanks
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They are CMS companies advertising on the site. They are static ads. Its not realistic to assume that i'm biased because someone advertises with us. The same could be said about any other company with ads on their site. It has nothing to do with bias. However, I'll look into ways to improve things. Thanks
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Hellobar is gone, I'll look into the other issues. Thanks all
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Good feedback, thank you. I will look into it.
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You lost me on this one, can you explain?
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Fixed, thank you. Hellobar being distracting, I can understand that. I can break up the ads more with content / rotate them perhaps. I'll work on that. I'm not sure I follow you with the subtitles? Can you explain further? No problem on tweets.
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Ok good to know. How can I improve it? What would you like to see? Less ads? which ones specifically are distracting? Should the in-post ad be removed? What can I work on with twitter? Less repeating and more personalized tweets? I'm good with feedback, it's critical
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RT @lvez: It’s s sweep :- ) MT @cmscritic: 2014 People's Choice CMS Award for Best Commercial #Forum Solution is @Vanilla http://t.co/PXOE4…
